Andalusia: Southern Spain
6 nights from €1404
4.5Cycle from scintillating Seville to captivating Cádiz
Your tour begins in Seville, a vibrant, charismatic city drenched in spirit-enriching sunlight for most of the year. Not far from here, you’ll research another jewel of Andalucia - the hilltop town of Carmona, holding churches, palaces, and an imposing Arab fortress in its city walls. You’ll spend your second night in this former fortress - The Alcazar - though it is now known as the Parador Hotel.
A beautiful ride among the plains brings you through fields of grains, sunflowers, and olive groves towards the quaint town of Montellano. From here, you’ll enjoy cycling among the Mediterranean woodland, along the River Guadalete, towards another legendary hilltop city - Arcos de la Frontera - which is considered one of the most photogenic towns in Spain.
Along country roads, you’ll cycle to the heart of the Flamenco tradition - Jerez de la Frontera, a town also famous for its Andalusian horse dressage and sherry wineries. On the final tour, you will be treated to exquisite views of salt marshes near Puerto de Santa María. Here, you will be able to eat wonderful, fresh seafood. Your journey ends when you reach the spectacular sand beaches of Cádiz, where you’ll enjoy a spectacular, modern Parador.
If you are interested in a guided experience, please contact us for details and pricing.
Daily Program
Day 1: Arrival in Sevilla
Individual arrival to Seville and a chance to discover this magical city.
Overnight in Sevilla.
Day 2: Seville – Carmona
31 miles/50 km, elevation gain 524 m
Cruise along cycle lanes beside the River Guadaíra amongst landscapes of cereal crops and sunflower plantations to reach the historic walled town of Carmona.
Overnight in Carmona.
Day 3: Carmona – Montellano
43 miles/69 km, elevation gain 561 m
A long but easy cycle along the plains amongst fields of cereal crops, sunflowers, and olive groves. At night you will rest in a converted farmhouse.
Overnight in Montellano.
Day 4: Montellano – Arcos de la Frontera
41 miles/66 km, elevation gain 718 m
Cycle through stunning landscapes of Mediterranean woodland on the foothills of the Grazalema mountains to reach another historic hilltop town - Arcos de la Frontera.
Overnight in Arcos de la Frontera.
Day 5: Arcos de la Frontera – Jerez
34 miles/55 km, elevation gain 382 m
Another delightful ride, this time through gently rolling hills to reach Jerez, the heart of sherry wines and the School of Andalusian Horse Dressage.
Overnight in Jerez de la Frontera.
Day 6: Jerez – Cadiz
38 miles/61 km, elevation gain 343 m
Today's cycle will take you into the stunning small fishing town of El Puerto de Santa María. Your journey ends when you reach the spectacular sandy beaches of Cadiz where you will enjoy a spectacular modern Parador.
Overnight in Cádiz.
Day 7: Departure
Departure after breakfast or extra nights in Cadiz or Sevilla. Curious to capture all the sightseeing in these two Spanish cities? Try our Cadiz and Seville day tours!
Hotels
These are sample hotels and may vary by availability.
Seville: Hotel Fernando III
Carmona: Parador de Carmona (option to upgrade to superior room)
Montellano: Hotel Andalou
Arcos de la Frontera: Parador de Arcos (option to upgrade to superior room)
Jerez de la Frontera: Hotel Villa Jerez
Cádiz: Parador de Cádiz (option to upgrade to superior room)
Interested in visiting other areas before or after your tour? Visit our hotels page to learn more about lodging options.
Bikes
Standard touring bike
Designed to withstand heavy loads and provide high safety and comfort even after long hours of riding in the saddle, these adventure bikes will serve you well both on and off-road.
Electric bike
Not every type of electric bike is suitable to use in a cycling tour. Most e-bikes are actually designed for city cycling rather than long distances routes.
Experience allows us to choose e-bikes with the most suitable features for touring: reliability, simple operation, long battery life and short charge time.
*More about electrically-assisted bikes >
Accessories
Each bike is equipped with the following at no additional charge:
- Rack and one rear saddle bag
- Mudguards
- Bottle holder
- Odometer*
- Waterproof map-holder and stand
- Helmet
- Repair kit, pump, spare inner-tube, multi-tool (1 per room)
- Lock
- (*Not provided on routes with digital navigation kit only)
Bike Protection:
Bike protection can be purchased at the time of booking. You can read more about that HERE.
Pedals:
The bikes will have flat pedals. You are welcome to bring your own pedals, but please also bring your own shoes and necessary equipment to change the pedals.
Helmets:
Although a bike helmet is included with rental, we recommend for safety and hygiene reasons that you bring your own helmet.
Surface and terrain
This tour takes place on a mixture of paved roads, cycle tracks, and dirt tracks. The route is undulating and you will face some hills.
Tarmac: 72.4%. Cycle track: 9.8%. Dirt road: 17.8%.
How to get there
Tour start
Nearest airport: Sevilla
Nearest train station: Sevilla
Tour end
Nearest airport: Jerez or Sevilla
Nearest train station: Cadiz
Arrival from Seville airport to Seville city is quite easy via taxi or the airport express bus. To return to Seville from Cadiz, take a train to Seville.
Tips on getting to and from your tour.
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